Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-11

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are picnicking at Centre Hall to-day.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale a loS of choice brick.
&. &. LOSE. Rebersbnrg, Pa.
Mrs, Maria Frank ,on North street,
has been on the sick list for over a
week.
MIR. Dnkeman, Of Bellefonte, the
deputy sheriff, passed through town on
Monday forenoon.
Barber Geo. Springer provided the
chairs in his shop with new cushions to
make his customers more comfortable,
Since having and harvest is past
the tramp's call ut the farmers house
is more frequent. Give them the G. Il.
Quite number of people from
town were in attendance at the grove
meeting, east of Aaronsburg, last sun
day.
Rev. Z. "A. Yearick will hold Har-
vest THANKSGIVING services in the u,
B. church, Millheim, next Sunday eve-
ming.
Rev. M. |. Jamison and wife, of
ClintOndale, were over few days on a
visit to the lady's parents, Jacob
keen's.
"A new and attractive sign was
swung i'm front of the National Hotel,
this place, by its proprietor, II. G.
Shafer.
Rev. Joseph, an Evangelical min
lister, preached in the NJ. +, church
last Sunday evening to crowded audI-
t0rium.
The knights OF the Golden Eagle
of Spring Mills will hold picnic in the
woods near that place on Saturday, the
Goth instant.
I'm pursuance of notices to property
holders by our town council there was
a general repairing of bOardwalks on
Monday morning.
The Republican primary elections
IN 1sis county will I've held on Saturday,
Aug. cath and the convention on the
following Tuesday.
DIR. J. L. Harter spent Sunday Mt |
White Grove. Luzerne county, attend
ing an M. E. campmeeting there, re-
turning on Monday evening.
Next to the man who was lucky |
enough To be nominated for office last |
Tuesday, the man who did not wapt an |
office nt all feels the happiest.
Geo. w. SwartZ, of Lewistown,
Pa, tarried in town several days last |
week to transact some business for the
estate of his deceased parents.
Michael Meyers, of Benner town
ship, an old citizen and democrat, we'll
known in most parts of this county,
died on Wednesday of last week.
-,rhe Katy-dids are singing their
NIGHT ca, 'suades, which gives us the
nleasant rem 'uder that the hottest sea-
SON of the year is on the decline.
ID. A. Mnsser anu danGhter, MIS-.
Rose Stem, took trip 20 Hartie'oh'
Union county, last Tuesday, 10 pay
visit to James Musser and famii.T.
-Prothonotary L. A. Shafer ;'nd
lady were down from Bellefonte on
Sunday. They were out on pleasure
ride and had taken in the Penns CaYes. |
"A full account of the death of NJ. !
Reese Dill, brother of U. S. Marshall
Dill, which occurred in Philadelphia
last week, will be found on our fourth
page.
On Saturday morning at oneo'clock
the charcoal sheds at Curtin's Works,
NEAR BellefoEte, which were about two
thirds full of charcoal were consumed
by fire.
Harvey Confer's house on Penn
street is being painted by w. 7. Mauck
and son and Harvey's home now pre-
sents the appearance of a neat little
cottage.
Perry Adams, son of our towns |
man. VIM. Adams, il at present work
ing in Fishers gallery on North street,
with a view of learning the art OF pho
Biography.
--Whooping cough has made it's APP
pearanee in town. Thus far there are |
two cases, the children of w. \. Au-
man aeing afflicted with this torment
iiDg disease.
"A band of gypsies camped in A. X.
-Alexanderds woods, south of town seY-
eeral DAYS. Quite number of our town
folks wandered down on Sunday to see
sthe sights.
Geo. Hazel, who formerly c'erked
i'm Spigelmyer's store now fills the same
position 10 J. w. Snook's store.
George makes Wide-awake and oblig-
ing salesman.
Under Legal advertisements Wesley |
E.eso = Union county announces that
- | 80 - application for one hun
aeoa ID aA' an."a ~ 1njmproved land in
Haines toInsip.
The first copy of B. 'ck romeroys
new publication, 'sAdramee 1h0"ym 70
ON our table. 1t will be issuet. Wohtn
" at New York and is brimful Oh Ihe
best literature.
-Messrs. Kaufman and Stoyer, tW.'l
of our wide-awake merchants combined
e xr,l,s1h thau |